I have my V on order. I just saw a v posted for 203k….I agree, but both are a higher price point, except the new escalade V is almost 200k! I personally think the Urus is priced a bit high for the number of units that are being rolled off the assembly line
Urus values have always been a mystery to me. Even in Europe used U values are extremely strong but yet Lambo built so many and current wait times for a new one is 18 months.I agree, but both are a higher price point, except the new escalade V is almost 200k! I personally think the Urus is priced a bit high for the number of units that are being rolled off the assembly line
I seen one posted on WCC for a similar price, probably the same one. The V is the last of the massive V8's and will be a future collectable.I have my V on order. I just saw a v posted for 203k….
It also may only be a 1 year run. On the Cadillac forums they are saying that and my dealer said its rumored as well. He said there may be a 24 but uncertain with the ev coming.I seen one posted on WCC for a similar price, probably the same one. The V is the last of the massive V8's and will be a future collectable.
Thats good and bad. If your able to secure new its great. If not it blowsThe Huracan is sold out, Urus has a 18 month wait list and in 24 months will be going hybrid and Aventador replacement allocations are near impossible to find so guess where people who want a Lamborghini will have to go? The used market which is why I don't foresee a massive correction and if you dig deeper into the numbers the STO and EVO are still selling over list. Same with the SVJ and Ultimae, still good profit to be made.
The rich got richer during COVID and that money isn't going to evaporate. We're entering a new era for the Lamborghini brand and the days of these cars dropping like rocks are probably behind us.
Let’s see how this auction goes. Below $400K and the bears are in control….above $425K, it’s still a bull market!I agree, not an appealing spec but I guess it's a 1 of 1 lol. And low 4's will still bring in a healthy profit.
I have a feeling used will drop alittle bit but not much. If you cant buy new then people have no choice. Seems like Ferrari.The Huracan is sold out, Urus has a 18 month wait list and in 24 months will be going hybrid and Aventador replacement allocations are near impossible to find so guess where people who want a Lamborghini will have to go? The used market which is why I don't foresee a massive correction and if you dig deeper into the numbers the STO and EVO are still selling over list. Same with the SVJ and Ultimae, still good profit to be made.
The rich got richer during COVID and that money isn't going to evaporate. We're entering a new era for the Lamborghini brand and the days of these cars dropping like rocks are probably behind us.
You make valid points and when I heard there was a 18 month wait time for new orders I dismissed it as dealer fluff until Winkelmann confirmed it.The Huracan is sold out, Urus has a 18 month wait list and in 24 months will be going hybrid and Aventador replacement allocations are near impossible to find so guess where people who want a Lamborghini will have to go? The used market which is why I don't foresee a massive correction and if you dig deeper into the numbers the STO and EVO are still selling over list. Same with the SVJ and Ultimae, still good profit to be made.
The rich got richer during COVID and that money isn't going to evaporate. We're entering a new era for the Lamborghini brand and the days of these cars dropping like rocks are probably behind us.
The 580 and 610's will probably drop to pre-covid money but even pre-covid clean 580's were selling for 250k CAD cars. Best H variant value wise.Looks like the sentiment in this thread has changed, and I agree with it. Good news is, I think we've seen the peak a few months ago and now it's a gradual decline with more inventory and some price cuts that will likely continue. It sucks paying MSRP for a 6 year old Huracan but I guess that's what you need to do to enter the brand now.
Anyone here have or looking at gen 2 R8s? How have their values been holding up compared to Huracans?
looks at stock market over the last 6 monthsThe rich got richer during COVID and that money isn't going to evaporate. We're entering a new era for the Lamborghini brand and the days of these cars dropping like rocks are probably behind us.
I’m not sure I could consider Rick Ross’ baby mama a serious source of any kind of information, much less automotive production numbers... But hey, people still listen to Trump so anything is possible I suppose.To further add to your thoughts, this post below has gone viral and has created a huge buzz on social media (as you can see from this Instagram screenshot example I took off a semi-celebrity). Social media can overpower any analysts or logic and I think this may make dealers hold their ground for two more years.
Literally any of the ones actually available…Name a better offering.
We don’t just listen to Trump… we take orders from Himlooks at stock market over the last 6 months
Ehhhh, yeah- literally disappeared. Anyone who got rich through Covid already spent their money or watched their gains reced. That’s why more and more cars are getting cheaper, and housing has been leveling off for months.
I’m not sure I could consider Rick Ross’ baby mama a serious source of any kind of information, much less automotive production numbers... But hey, people still listen to Trump so anything is possible I suppose.
Literally any of the ones actually available…
I think there’s a sub forum for submissives in the paid section @ fchat…We don’t just listen to Trump… we take orders from Him
But you have to wait 2 years for a new Lambo so there's still money out there.looks at stock market over the last 6 months
Ehhhh, yeah- literally disappeared. Anyone who got rich through Covid already spent their money or watched their gains reced. That’s why more and more cars are getting cheaper, and housing has been leveling off for months.
Plenty of new cars available today, ordering does take a while but 10k for a refundable deposit isn’t the money that moved the market.But you have to wait 2 years for a new Lambo so there's still money out there.
I agree, PPP and the trillions that were unleashed into the markets created asset bubbles. Car prices will come down from the peak which they are but every market has a bottom and some members are suggesting that we could be nearing the bottom because there's still more demand than supply for new Lambos.Plenty of new cars available today, ordering does take a while but 10k for a refundable deposit isn’t the money that moved the market.
Agreed.I agree, PPP and the trillions that were unleashed into the markets created asset bubbles. Car prices will come down from the peak which they are but every market has a bottom and some members are suggesting that we could be nearing the bottom because there's still more demand than supply for new Lambos.
Interesting way of interpreting realities.when manufactures say “sold out” it means that dealers have requested enough cars to be “sold out”. …